Museums & Galleries · Newcastle
Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum
📍 BT61 9BQ
Photo: HENRY CLARK (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons
- Uniforms, medals and regalia on display
- Two Victoria Crosses won by the Regiment
- Archival documents, service records and photographs
- Help with family and military history research
- Talks and guided visits for schools and groups
The Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum is a small military history museum in Armagh, housed in the historic Servants' House on the Mall, a building constructed around 1810 from local stone. Inside you'll find uniforms, medals, regalia and two Victoria Crosses won by the regiment, alongside archival documents, service records and photographs telling the story of regiments formed in Dublin in 1793. Staff can assist with family and military history research, and the museum welcomes schools and groups through talks and guided visits. It suits those with an interest in Irish military heritage and family research. As one of the Museums & Galleries in Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, County Down, it makes a worthwhile stop if you're staying nearby, though note its limited Tuesday–Friday opening hours.
Practical details
- Open
- Tuesday to Friday, 10am–12:30pm and 1pm–4pm; closed Monday, Saturday and Sunday
- Best for
- Schools, groups and visitors interested in military and family history
From the attraction's own website on 21 Oct 2026 — check before you travel.
Facilities
- ✓ Disabled Access
- ✓ Gift Shop
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